Aggregator

Festus recently hired school resource officers for its four buildings.

Busch Stadium hosts another hiring event Monday, August.

I’ve spent many years criticizing government officials and politicians of both parties for threatening retaliation against individuals and companies for their speech. But there are some pretty clear lines of what counts as actual 1st Amendment violations in retaliating over speech, and what is just government folks mouthing off and expressing their own opinion. To […]

Shane Co. is partnering with the Kids In Need Foundation to help students across St. Louis start the school year off right.

If your back-to-school mornings are a little choatic this week Chick-Fil-A wants to help.

The 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 5.13% for the week ended Aug. 18 — down from 5.22% the prior week.

Voters in St. Louis and St. Louis County went to the polls to decide the region's most fateful ballot question - the "Great Divorce," or whether to split the city away from the county.

Governor Mike Parson plans a news conference Monday, August 22.

Nationally and statewide, labor union membership declined from 2020 to 2021. But many of St. Louis' largest labor unions grew during the period. We spoke with one local union president to understand why.

Illinois senator Tammy Duckworth will visit Granite City Monday, August 22.

As an outdoor photographer and wilderness guide living in St. Louis, I spend weekends working in one of the most ecologically sensitive and biodiverse regions of the world: the Missouri Ozarks. One of my favorites is Hawn State Park in Ste.

Missouri, Missouri news, St. Louis, St. Louis news, new, catalytic converter, million dollar

Increasing commodity prices and a global food shortage are driving up the cost of farmland. Young farmers are trying to keep up so they can grow their businesses.

Centene brought an abrupt end to its plans for an East Coast headquarters, stunning local leaders there but pleasing Wall Street.

It happened without a press release, but on November 3, 2020, Eric Schmitt stepped aside as Missouri attorney general to join the Army. That would be the insurrectionist army of Donald Trump.

With a guest house, game room, all-season pool, and much more, this estate features more amenities and square footage than other local luxury properties.

The families arrived through sponsorship under President Biden's "Uniting for Ukraine" program.

In a span of a little over two weeks, an initiative petition to legalize recreational marijuana in Missouri made an unexpected comeback. In late July, unofficial tallies showed the Legal Missouri campaign 2,275 signatures short of the threshold for getting on the ballot, leading many to believe its hopes were dashed. By Aug. 9, the […]

The post Missouri marijuana campaign made ballot with tactic that surprised longtime observers appeared first on Missouri Independent.

School is back in session for thousands of kids in St. Charles.